I was never satisfied with a Pentium for DOS era titles with the exception of later software rendered 3D titles. Old games (< 1991) were often too wonky feeling, something that bios tweaks and tools like Moslo never fully resolved for me. I brute forced the situation by configuring a 386 33DX, 486 …

Reading this thread is kind of amusing... this aspect ratio issue is 100% why I had a secondary CRT monitor connected to my system from 2000-2010, specifically for NTSC video and older games.

Horun wrote on 2022-04-17, 15:57: Yes those will work. The TL866ii does support N28F001BX-T @PLCC32 so you need the PLCC32 to DIP32 adapter, however the software only runs under Windows from XP thru Win10 AFAIK and it can run under Linux + Wine with one proper DLL. Awesome. Thanks again.

I'm assuming these would work... https://www.ebay.com/itm/153769432796?hash=it … sAAAOSwwRRd~SAU

The BIOS chip should be the one with yellowish tag "6807...", if you peel that off you should have a chip number. The XGecu TL866 programmers work very well. Make sure you buy a real XGecu ( xgecupro on ebay) and get the adapters .. You will have to unsolder it to replace. Makes me wish all boards …

I'm late to the party :( I didn't see these mentioned: Lucasarts Indy Desktop adventure s and Yoda Stories ... these were staples of mine during the 3.11 days. I also didn't see anyone mention CivNet... I know it came out in '95, but I played the heck out of it in win 3.11. https://civilization. …

I managed to unexpectedly snag an AMI Enterprise III a couple weeks ago when I met up with a guy to purchase a CRT. I've been messing with the board ever since. It has a somewhat rare RTC, so I had to do a battery mod to even get it to boot. That succeeded, but I still got a checksum error when it …